[Callahan]

Got this email forwarded to me and it couldn't find it elsewhere on the web. No surprise it wasn't in the local pro-Biden paper. This girl's case is acomplete outrage. Let's see how many pro-choice t-shirt merited a suspension. I hope it ends up on FOX.

[grb]

We should ask the ACLU to help on this (projectile vomiting)

[Puppage]

Once again, the face of tolerance is shown to go ONE WAY ONLY!

[FreeTally]

This issue has alredy been decided. Schools can not pick and choose which messages kids can wear on clothing.

Article has already been posted today how a school backed down and reversed its "Confederate ban" when faced with a suit.

[Spyder]

How many people have had any change in attitude or thought by a slogan on a T-shirt? Seems like a rather ridiculous battle. Why not devote time, instead, to a worthwhile pursuit instead of getting branded as a troublemaker?

[chs68]

Someone forwarded this email to you?

Is there any way to verify that it actually happened?

Cesear Rodney High School in Camden, Delaware has a webiste that lists the email addresses of most of the school's staff members:

http://www.crsd-k12.com/crhigh.html

Would it be inappropriate for someone to write a note to the Dean of Students there to see if this thing really happened?

I would hate for us to be set up by something that never actually occurred.

[RJCogburn]

A good argument for some sort of dress standards...

[Lee Heggy]

She wouldn't take her shirt off because unlike the girls wearing the 'pro-choice' slogans she didn't have pasties on.

[Mr. Lucky]

This is so bizarre, I would suspect it to be an urban legend.